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ECC Acronym for Error Correction Code. The incorporation of extra parity bits in transmitted data in order to detect errors that can be corrected by the controller.
EIDE Stands for enhanced integrated drive electronics. A specific type of attachment interface specification that allows for high-performance, large-capacity drives. See also IDE.
Embedded Servo A method of using the space between sectors (intersector gaps) on each data surface of a disc drive to provide servo-positioning information. This method uses the same head to read both servo and data information, allowing all surfaces to be used for data storage.
Executable A binary file containing a program in machine language which is ready to be executed (run). MS-DOS and Windows machines use the filename extension ".exe" for these files.
Expansion Card An integrated circuit card that plugs into an expansion slot on a motherboard to provide access to additional peripherals or features not built into the motherboard. See also adapter.
Extract To extract is to return a compressed file to its original state. Typically in order to view the contents of a compressed file, you must extract it first.
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